XnView Software

Just a quick thanks for that post. I shall go through it in detail.

Purely awesome!. Happy holidays and many thanks.

The second language is not in the abbyy.

However, I am not sure what went wrong, I updated to latest version of xnview and did follow exactly your settings as above and I got all the 494 .tiff files into a multipage pdf file at 39 MB size.

That should work great for me. I must have done something ...

I am attaching around 10 files zipped.

I tried some of your methods, still it is enormously bigger than the .tiff files all put together. Not sure what's going on.

Thanks so much.

I have 494 .tiff images approximately of that size 90-100 kb (random checking showed that range). And when I create a pdf, the size is 122 MB. Not sure how that is happening.

Now in your reduction, it shows 89 kb instead of 91 kb. Hence wondering if I convert that many images to make a single multi ...

Sorry to bother you further.
As you said, that is only marginal decrease.

Is there a way to reduce it significantly without much loss in quality?
I have Nitropdf and tried to optimize with 300 dpi etc, but since the starting size of pdf that got created with xnview is around 122 MB, it crashes ...

My apologies. Postimage.org converted the .tiff to .jpg
I have attached the original .tiff for your perusal.

Please help.
Thanks,

I made a mistake. Most of my files are around 100 kb in size.
Here is a sample .tiff

and also the screenshot of Xnview that I get when I create to get pdf looks different than yours. Why is tiff selected in yours? I thought pdf should be selected? Am I wrong?

Please help.

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Hello,
I am using the latest version of Xnview. I am running into a small issue. Kindly help me out.

I wish to convert several .tiff files into a multipage pdf. THis is what I did.
Browse the folder in xnview, select all, create>multi-page file.
In that window, in options, for write tab, for pdf ...